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  1. 06-19-2005 09:40 PM #1
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    Should I install CentOS3.4 or CentOS3.5?
    Did cpanel support CentOS3.5 yet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by louischang
    Should I install CentOS3.4 or CentOS3.5?
    v3.5

    Did cpanel support CentOS3.5 yet?
    Both.
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  3. 06-20-2005 04:51 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyReed
    v3.5


    Both.
    Thank you AndyReed

    Does cpanel works on CentOS 4 just fine?
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    Quote Originally Posted by louischang
    Does cpanel works on CentOS 4 just fine?
    I had some issues with cpanel and bind. Then support from datacenter told me that they will install centos 3.4 (I've upgrade it now to 3.5).
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  5. 06-20-2005 05:53 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by louischang
    Does cpanel works on CentOS 4 just fine?
    It works fine with CentOS v4. Any bind problems mentioned will be down to local configuration problems and are easily resolved.
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  6. 06-20-2005 07:21 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by chirpy
    It works fine with CentOS v4. Any bind problems mentioned will be down to local configuration problems and are easily resolved.

    Thanks Chirpy
    Can you tell me CentOS v4.0 and CentOS v4.1 which one is better?
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    From a cPanel perspective it probably makes little difference, so you may as well go for v4.1, just remember that it's quite a new OS.
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    I'll stay away from v4.1, for now. Last week, we have tried this version on a new server and it is still buggy and need more time to mature.
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    one nice reason to use centos 4.x is the 2.6 kernel has resolved the high io wait issues that plagued the 2.4 kernels used in the RHEL/centos 3 versions

    There is some hardware compatiability issues with the 2.6 kernel that the 2.4 did not have so I would check to make sure your hardware is compatiable and if so use centos 4.x
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